Golden 1 Center & Plaza Tower Construction Photos

Downtown Sacramento with 100 mile visibility behind to the Sierras panoramic



Tower Plaza construction cranes on J Street



Tower Plaza construction cranes on J Street

Tower Plaza construction crane and foundation work

Tower Plaza construction crane and Golden 1 Center.

Tower Plaza construction cranes on J Street

Golden 1 Center Construction off 5th Street

Tower Plaza construction

Tower Plaza construction cranes off 5th Street

Tower Plaza construction cranes off 5th Street

Tower Plaza construction site.

Golden 1 Center exterior panels

Golden 1 Center at corner of L & 5th Streets

Golden 1 Center exterior panels

Golden 1 Center exterior panels

Plaza Tower cranes over downtown Sacramento from West Sacramento

Plaza Tower cranes over downtown Sacramento from West Sacramento

Plaza Tower cranes over downtown Sacramento from Natomas

Plaza Tower cranes over downtown Sacramento from Natomas



Plaza Tower cranes over downtown Sacramento from Natomas panoramic

Plaza Tower cranes over downtown Sacramento from Park Tower parking garage

Boutique Hotel Planned By Paragary

Paragary's proposed hotel at 28th and Capitol Ave.

Randy Paragary is planning to build a six-story hotel at current site of Cafe Bernardo at 28th & Capitol Ave. with an opening date in early 2018. According to the Sacramento Bee, this will be midtown's first upscale hotel. Before the $20 million 107-room hotel project  can proceed, demolition of two structures, the Capitol Physical Therapy office and the 90 year old Cafe Bernardo building will have to be approved. The application is expected to be submitted to the city today.

Paragary's proposed hotel at 28th and Capitol Ave.

Read more here: http://www.sacbee.com/news/business/biz-columns-blogs/bob-shallit/article47449790.html#storylink=cp

Paragary's proposed hotel at 28th and Capitol Ave.

$180 million Soccer Stadium Revealed

Tonight before the City Council the Republic FC requested and received approval of a preliminary term sheet outlining the high-level details of the stadium construction in the Sacramento Railyards. Team officials said they would privately finance the construction budget but they are crediting public agencies with an additional $46 million on top of the $180 million number in infrastructure improvements made throughout the railyard site.

Proposed $180 million Sacramento Soccer Stadium

The planned $180 million Major League Soccer stadium in Sacramento’s downtown railyard would seat 25,000. If Sacramento was awarded a MLS expansion team next year, the stadium could be opened by March 2018. The Republic FC has said they are not seeking a subsidy from the city, the City Council is being asked for $100,000 in hotel tax revenue to fund consulting work for the project and to split revenue with the city on a parking structure that may be built on city property near the stadium. 

Proposed $180 million Sacramento Soccer Stadium

Proposed $180 million Sacramento Soccer Stadium

Proposed $180 million Sacramento Soccer Stadium

http://www.sacbee.com/news/local/article47387910.html

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